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every 4th Friday
7pm Eastern
6pm Central
5pm Mountain
4pm Pacific
ABOUT: Each meet-up includes a live podcast (presentation and group discussion), followed by an opportunity to share or hear about your and others arts endeavours. We welcome all creatives and appreciators of the arts, from hobbyists to professionals.
FaithArts 4th Fridays
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UPCOMING:
MAY 26
When Myth became Fact
The incarnation as our inspiration
JUN 23
The Mundane and the Miraculous
Creatively portraying the totality of life
JUL 28
Art Demands Surrender
How to get yourself out of the way
*AUG 18 Note: 3rd Friday
Avoiding Art Pitfalls
About propaganda, idealism, didacticism, and other isms
SEP 22
Bubbling up the Message I
Our development as artists
OCT 27
Interview - Q&A TBA
NOV 24
Bubbling up the Message II
Our hearts' expressions
DEC 15 Note: 3rd Friday
ONLINE ART WORKSHOP:
Always Christmas in Narnia
-Open to all-
Make an inspirational card with art, poetry, Lewis quotes and Bible verses.
EARLIER recordings:
Light up with Lewis (audio)
Meet Matt Heard Interview (video)
EMAIL REGISTRATION
now required
This year's theme was inspired by Dr. David K. Naugle's article, "With their Christianity Latent: C. S. Lewis on the Arts"
DOWN MEMORY LANE. . .some past meet-up highlights:
Note: TEAL resources are still available upon request.
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Meeting Matt Heard of Thrive to discuss the dance of goodness, truth, and beauty and about embracing our God-given humanity.
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Rory Noland's visit and having discussions based on his book The Heart of the Artist
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gathering a colourful group of creatives: artist, painters, writers, a photographer, and director (meet us)
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having fun with inks on the beach with Lorenda & coffee on the couch at "Joanne's place"
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watching L'abris-inspired videos (Laussanne)
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soaking in arts conferences, including the RZIM arts conference
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experiencing interviews with faith arts leaders within our own membership including Conor Sweetman (Ekstasis Magazine), artists, Josh Tiessen and Elma Neufeld
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gleaning much from our member, Thaddeus Maharaj, and his Creativity Workshops